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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Filled April 2, 1857.

flleu April z, 1881
April ?, 1SS7-H. S. Beals 10 II. K. Lenz-South
quarter oflot 5, and J, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets; $50.
April l, lSS7-Harriet McCracken to Hermann
schlutius-Land. now occupied by Schlutius in
the town of Franklin.
april ?, lSS7-Geo. L. Clarke to j. +. Menke-
South half of north half of lots and s. @ and
r, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
April ?. 1SS7-Joseph 7. Patton to John E.
Birch-Southeast quarter of section SO, town
ship north, range east; also, the north half
of the northwest quarter of section 6, towns hip
north, range east $500.
Filed April T. 1857
March %, lSs7-James A: Bannister to Char
lotte Plate-East half of lot Z, and G. Ninth
and Tenth streets; 81 400.
April 4. 1SS7-Pietro Boggiano to Gianbastista
Boggiano-lntereSt in 1212 acres in the north
east quarter of section 81, township 5 north.
range6 east; $500.
April 4. 1sS7-John E. sinnett to Sidney ALVIN
Six and one-hah acres on the line of the Sac
ramento and Plaeeryille Railroad, in Brig hton
township.
April 1, 1Ss7-Peter Beckendorf to +. C Bailey
-Four and one-third acres in Brighton town
ship; $3.50.
April 4, 1Ss7-Rebecea F. Perkins to F. C.
Bailey-Four and one-third acres in Brighton
township.
May :, 1856 Charles NJ. Folger to Arthur F.
Hogeboom-Lot z, p ana Q, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets; $40.
March 50, 1S79-Thomas Steele to William
Mitchell-Aoout hall an acre SO
March s, lSS7-Charles NJ Folger to Martha C.
Hogeboom-Sou half of lot s. Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, P and @ streets.
March %, ISM. NJ. Drew, Sheriff. to the
Sacramento Building and Loan Association
West half of lot 4, E and +, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets; s., l55 50.
April 5. lSs7-F F. Tebbets and wife to Mrs
Anna Il. Paulk-East half of lot 7, and F.
Ninth and Tenth streets.
April 1, ISIS. +. Smith and wife 10 Louis
Wagner-West 40 feet Of lot . @ and 4, Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, $3.50.
titled April 6, 1887.
April G, ISL. H. Eassett and wife to Charles
5. Patton-Thirty acres of the northwest quar-
ter OF section IL, towns hip north, range 8 east
April 9, 1So7-Patriek Mccartney to Margaret
Theiss-Lot 5, C and D, Ninth and Tenth streets
April 6, lSSI--F. d Hondt to Ella MeClatchy-
streets: 81 500.
April G. 1ss7-Charles g. Lowell and wife to
Charles l. Fassett and wife-Portion of the
northeast quarter Of section %, township s
no, tn, range east, containing acres.
Filled April Z. lSe7.l
April 5, lSST-Charles 0. Kelsey TO j. r. Hold
acres on the jackson road.
March 10, lsS7-Estate o; Henry NJ Naglee
deceased. to John II. Carroll-Lots 5 and 6, &
and c, Eleventh and Twelfth streets: and lots
AID s, and c, Tenth and Eleventh streets:
81 $50.
Trfled April s. 1857
April (, iSS7-SIanEel Frafes and wife to Man
uel c. Ramus-One-sixth interest in swamp
Land Survey No. Isl. Sacramento county CON
tanning l72 acres: $500
April Z. 1SS7-Mrs. s. W. Releher to Lucy f.
Beleher and Others-The Scott ranch, OF .3lsl,
acres, on the Costumes.
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Redding "a. L. Democrat, and for George
Rowland Republican,.
On September 4, 1861, Shattuck was re-
elected on the Douglas Democratic and
Settlers tickets, by vote of 1858 to 3,25S
for C. H. Grimm (Republican), Ii for L. P.
Figg breckenridge Democracy.
Since the adoption of the present city
charter, Mayors have been elected as fol-
lows:
May 5, 1868, Charles H. Swift CUnion)
by vote of 1,640, over William Shattuck
(Democrat), who received 742.
March 49, 1866, Charles H. Swift (Union)
by vote of l 1921, to 915 for William F.
Knox DEMOCRACY.
March 8, 1869, Charles H Swift (Repub-
lican), by vote of 1922, to 749 for Archi-
bald Henley independently, and II for P.
H. Russell (Democrat). The latter with
drew on the morning Of election in favor
of Henley.
March IL, 1872, Christopher Green Gre
publicanl, by a vote of 1,629, to ,245 for
John Q. Brown (Democrat).
March 8, 1875, Christopher Green IRE
publicanl, by vote of l ,S15, to 1.271 for
John Q. Brown Democrat and Independ-
emit.
March 10, 1878, Jabez E. Turner Work
ingman), by a vote of 1908, to 1,063 for
oiiieS l. HSitei AaePuollCauJ, 1,ooo III
Hugh NJ. LaRue (Democrat), and 726 for
Ezra Pearson (Workingman).
March s, 1881, John Q. Brown Demo
craft, by vote of 1925, to 1,704 for Chris
topher Green (Republican).
March IL, 1884, John Q. Brown Demo.
craft, by vote of 1912 to l, ST. for Joseph
Steffens Republican, and 344 for DR.. A. b.
Nixon (Prohibition).
March s, 1887, Eugene j. Gregory (Re-
publican), by vote of 1902 to 1888 for
John Q. Brown (Democrat) and 80 for F.
III. /. Weber tProhibition).
The total number of votes cast in the
city at elections where Mayors have been
chosen is as follows: 1850, 1876 1850
December specially, 1892; 1851, 2,4sS ;
1852, 1854 1858, 3,42S 1854, 3,549 1855,
zoos 1856, 1897 1857, 3,242; ISIS. 1914 !;
1853, 1902; 1861, also; 1868, 1926 1866,
2,240 1869, 2, 439 1872, 1850 1875, 3,13S I;
1873, 1860; 1881, 1906; 1884, 4,147; 1887,
4,527.
DEAD AND LIVING CHIEF MAGISTRATES.
Most of the men who have filled the
office of Chief Magistrate of the city are
dead. General, VIM was prominently
identified with the Odd Fellows, and after
ward founded the Order of Native Sons of
the Golden West. He died in Sonoma
county August 26, 1888. Bigelow died of
cholera as stated above. Smith died at
Virginia City (Nevada) December 4. 1863.
Hardenbergh afterward removed 10 San
Francisco, and filed several Federal offices.
He died at East Oakland May 80. 1885.
Hutchinson was for many years member
OF the insurance firm of Hutchinson &
Mann, of San Francisco, and died there
September %, 1884. Johnson dice at the
Bay May 1, 1886. Redding was afterward
Secretary of State, and for many years
Land Agent of the railroad company. He
died at San Francisco August 81, 1882
Shattuck died at Newcastle October 10,
1885. Swift was for years President of the
Sacramento Bank, and died at San Fran
cisco July 10, 1885. With the exception of
Dyer all of the balance are now residents
of Sacramento
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SUPERIOR COURT.


Department One-Armstrong, Judge.
FRIDAY, April Sth
Thomas Harper VS.. His Creditors-Joseph
Wiseman elected assignee. Bond $500.
Fred. Wickes VS.. Sun Kee-Motion to dismiss
appeal denied.
Ceretta Chittenden VS.. y. B. McRae-Con-
tinued two weeks.
same vs. j. D. Pratt-Continued two weeks.
Department Two-Van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY, April Sth.
Estate of J. NJ Tvanovieh deceased-Final ae-
count settled and distribution ordered.
Estate of Christina Singhaus, deceased-Final
account settled, and distribution ordered
Estate of Francis Denis, deceased-Sale of
real estate confirmed.
Estate of Mary Dingley, deceased-Order for
Distribution made.
Estate of Nellie NJ. Bowers, deceased-Final
account settled, and distribution ordered
Estate and guardianship of John C. Davis,
minor-Sale of real estate confirmed.
Estate of ]. A. Evans misunderstanding of
petition for partition set for April 18th.
Guard anship of Maud Green, ninor-Set for
hearing April 18th.
Matter of the Hibernia Benevolent Associa-
tion-Order for distribution of funds made, and
allowing attorneys fee of $3.50
Matter of John Aston, insolvent-Mo.ion to
strike out and demurrer Withdrawn.
Frank Ruhstaller vs. w. o. Howe-0rder for
sale of property under attachment made
s. Foster VS. S Acknowledgement overruled
Ten days to answer.
J. s. Cameron VS.. j. H. Carroll-Judgment for
plaintiff for value OF notes, with interest from
date of collection By defendant
r. A. Fisk VS.. Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany-Dismissed without cost on stipulation
filed
James Faris VS.. W. H. welch ct al.-Judgment
entered in favor of plaintiff.
NJ. 7. Barry VS.. Kate T. ACKNOWLEDGMENT en-
tered in accordance with report of arbitrators
Daniel Flint vs. Reclamation District No. 307
Order made for taking of forei IN deposition.
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MERCHANDISE REpoRr.

The following feight passed Ogden on the
9Th instant
For Recommendations, Mcneil & Co. 70
eases hams; Booth * Co, 22o cases lard, 80
packages tobacco; Parker & Irvine. l case curry
combs; W. d. Comstoek. 81 boxes furniture; L.
F. Gilman & Co.. l case hardware. NcKim (
Orth. 6 cases worsted; c N. campbell 6 crates
chair stock: J. F. Hill, bundles shafts: J.
Breuner l box bed springs; Lyon & Co.,
barrel cotton piese goods: c. W Reed & Co,
box trees: J. Haub, case candy.
For Nsrysyjlle-B. F. Gilman, 8 cases boots
and shoes
Fer Red BiuG-ecne L Kimbali, case hard
ware.
Far stockton-E. Callahan. l halfbarre1
whisky; NJ. Deegan, l,.1rreis feathers; Arunds
& Gumperfz, 60 trunks
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FOR SALE!.
4 Fresno County RaiSin Vineyard
Alfalfa and General Farm Eight
Hundred kGreS.

FINDER A FINE STATE OF CULTIVATION
u and irrigation. Fences, buildings. ditcbes
levees and checks built in the n ost subsfantiai
manner SOIL unexcelled, as growth of pro-
thriving towns on the s. P. Co.'S Railroad. TWO
HuNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES IN
VINES, from one to SIX years old; all have been
yine-growers, and win soon be a prominent
RAIsIN VINEYARD OF FRESNO CJTINTYS
About two hundred acres in Alfalfa. The rest
OF the land is now in Grain crons 1'he
farm is well stocked with Horses, Mules. Cattie
and Hogs. This is good substantial Interest,
paying investment with great future viii ba
of payment If required. For full informstj on
and NAP, apply to Aoi
ALBERT T.. CRANE.
4lg montgomery street, san Francisco. Agent
for sale of al kinds of country prorert,, eS's
mr24-2Dlm
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IN DRY GOODS VIE HAVE LOTS OF BARGAINS!

Checks with pink blue fOWersOmething
representing Chilean NeedlewOrk at % cents yard.
Plaid LnOnS in cOlOrs very late at IS per yard
Alpaca Mixtures in Greys at % cents per yard.
Black Plaid, in Brown and Grey MOhair Sungs %
Grey mixed Scotch BegeS, at 125 cents per yard
White Corded Piques, cents.
Ribbons inches Wide
Heavy Victoria Lawns (whe, ) cents.
Cdren ExralOng Solid COO Ribbed Hose three pair for %
cents.
Turkeyrd
of piping, % cents.
Kids Black and shades aTt
cents.
cents; regular price
ak BE ON HANJD TODAY:
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Nov, in Shoes Large Variety on Sale To-day!

Ladies' Glove Kid Button, 81 40 and 81 so.
Ladies' Goat Button worked holes 81 A.
Ladies' Glove Kid Newport Ties 81 10.
Ladies' French Kid Button, 50 %.
Kid Button, 81 %.
ladies' Kid Slippers fancy fronts, extra good 81.
French toe,
with other Lots.
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SAN FRANCISCO. April s, 1857.
REGULAR SESSION.

BORN.
Sacramento. April s-wife of Fred. A. Holden,
daughter.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.

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Sold everywhere. Price: CUT1cURA, &c.; SOAP,
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Y. NJ. G. A. Easter Services

OPTICAL EASTER SERVICES WILL BE
= held at the Y. NJ C. A. Rooms. SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at $3.50 o clock. Speaker-3ev. T.
D. Garvin of San Francisco. A Male Choir A.
sanborn, Leader, VIII sing. There will be Eas-
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~ All Young men welcome ap9-1t
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Third Supervisor District.

First Precinct-Pols at northeast corner of
Twelfth and II streets. Inspector, s. s. Beede;
Judges J. NJ Milliken and f. w. Neghel
Second Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Twentieth and H streets. Inspector, John Tai
bot; Judges Z. Walters and j. Renfro.
Third Precinct-Polls at Eldred House, K be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. Inspector
F. T. Johnson; Judges h. b. " ilson and george
f. Bronner
Fourth Precinct--Po!ls at southeast corner of
Seventeenth and NJ streets. Inspector N. J.
Toll; Judges W. A Dashiel and Ed. Ranlett.
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Chairman Board of Supervisors.
SEAL Attest: WV. B. HAMILTON, County Clerk,
and Ex,Oficio Clerk of the Board Of Super
Yisors. ape2t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Regular meeting of Union Grove, No.
CT. o. A. o. D., will take place MONDAY EVEN
ING, April 18th, at Pioneer Hall, at 5 O CLOCK
By order of l.. LAWN, N. a:
w. L. BEsNING, Secretary. ap9lt-
The 7. O. O. r. Anniversary ,SsgGas5,
Committee will meet THIS (Satur- sz5-
dav) EVENING, in old Library 1865 49,
ROOM at $50 o'clock. important INV
business. T. b. fLAII, fresluent.
W. A. STEPHENSON, Secretary. ap9ltE
The Scandinavian Social Club meets
EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, S o'clock, at the
small Red Mems Hall corner of Sixth and X
streets Masonic Building. ap9.Stned*
Members of Hibernia Benevolent So
ciety can receive their disstributye shares of the
money of said corporation by calling on the
undersigned at his office, corner of Front and
y streets, Sacramento city.
aps-1t B. C.. THOMAS DWYER, Receiver.
yEyANTFD-YoUNG MEN BETWEEN 16
w and Is years of age; must be bright and
active. Apply CHAS E. PHIPPS, WEINSrOCK
&LUBIN. ap9-St
yXTANTED-25 MEN TO UNLOAD BEER BY
1925 Front street. Good Lodging, Is and IS cents
o night. ap9-1w*
NOR sALE-A LODGING HOUSE. WITH BAR
& attachel, of SO rooms; can be used as a
clearinghouse. Inquire at "CHESLEY'S,"
Front street, between ] and X. ap9-1w&
T1OR SALE CHEAP-ONE SECOND @A
q hand Square, and one Second handfTTTTS
Upright Piano, cash, or on in,tallments of $40
per month. A. ]. P0MMER, 81 street, corner
OF Ninth ap9-iw
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CHANGED DAILY FOB c. H. GILMAN-APRL 9, 1887.

ABTo-DA
sATURDA ".
CONTINUATION
Spring Millinery Opening!
COMBINED WITH OUR SATURDAYS SALE.
day for the Ladies to be out, way they MANAGED
to keep the room very well filed hope they e Mge e e
FRIEND or trying to explain how much better our 30
more in oheS Houses Ne display
and offer an Entire New ne OF as se o
Sun Hats, trimmed with null and spray OF flowers,
for 75 cents Canton Brald Gartwhees 10 cents kght
Hats, in Price from ST. IS to SIS each.
Extra inducements will be offered TO-DAY throughout each Depart
ment SPECIAL ODD LOTS at T0irdS their Value Case after Case
Of CLOTHING have made their appearance during this week. medium
and fine grades Of goods from Chicago and New York.
any Young for 81
Fine Stripe Diagonas, in all WOOL for $12 So
All-wOO Extra-size Suits for $14.
Plain and Balbriggan Undeh and Drawers So
Gents embroidered backs, 81.
Style PercaIe Dress Shirts 75 cents and 81.
Socks
AI-linen Handkerchief 10 cents.
Nov, in SH0ES!-A Large Variety on Sale To-day!
Ladies' Glove Kid Button, 81 40 and 81 so
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AUCTIONS.
Auction sale

SATURDAY,,
AT SALESRoOM............ 927 K STREET,
10 O'CLOCK, A LARGE LOT OF VEL
N low Ware, Showcases, Counters, Safe, FL
tiers, Furniture, Carpets, etc. Sale positive.
Terms cash. apS-2t
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A. w. Campbell, Of this city, he makes
another mistake which hurts him in the
estimation of our people, and Injuries
the prospective future advancement OF
democracy in this section II
Governor Church would take the sdviee
of those who have been and still are his
true friends, and preservs that dignified
silence which wonld 60 we'll become hin
in the position he occupies IN the terri
tory and in the party, and let his acts al
governor and their results in the END
speak for themselves. he and the demo.
cratic party would stand in more favor
able light before the people, There il
but one opinion among our people as Il
whose is the fsisehood in this case, ant
that opinion ls against Governor Church